The beginning and ending of life, childhood vs old age, past vs present, neurosis, hypocrisy, apathy and a lack of integrity and honesty in society...While some of these themes, without contemplation, may be interpreted as negative in nature, I utilize them to encourage thought and emotion in an effort to promote a sense of commonality, discovery, unity and action. It is my belief that it is only when we face the unvarnished truth, no matter how disturbing or uncomfortable, that we are capable of deep understanding and can make real, positive, change. Art can, and does, change the world. It creates a safe place for viewers to experience and process thoughts and emotions. This is art that moves beyond mere aesthetic. This is art to start the conversation. Sometimes just an awakening is enough...
Patterson’s award-winning watercolor paintings have been exhibited extensively throughout the United States in both group and solo exhibitions including at The Bond St. Gallery in Brooklyn, NY, The Torpedo Factory Art Center in Alexandria, VA, The Arts & Literature Laboratory in New Haven CT and The Crary Art Center Gallery in Warren, PA.
The beginning and ending of life, childhood vs old age, past vs present, neurosis, hypocrisy, apathy and a lack of integrity and honesty in society...While some of these themes, without contemplation, may be interpreted as negative in nature, I utilize them to encourage thought and emotion in an effort to promote a sense of commonality, discovery, unity and action. It is my belief that it is only when we face the unvarnished truth, no matter how disturbing or uncomfortable, that we are capable of deep understanding and can make real, positive, change. Art can, and does, change the world. It creates a safe place for viewers to experience and process thoughts and emotions. This is art that moves beyond mere aesthetic. This is art to start the conversation. Sometimes just an awakening is enough...
Underneath 31"x37"
The Memory Shone In His Face 27"x35"
The Plague Dr. Is In...Again 27"X35"
Ghost In The Machine 27"x35"
Lost 31"x37"
Homeward Bound 27"x35"
Underneath 31"x37"
Carpazine Art Magazine
Copyright © 2024 Carpazine Art Magazine - All Rights Reserved.
Powered by GoDaddy
Carpazine Art Magazine Issue 41. Discover Marcus Wild in this exciting edition. Interview with artist Luc Venturim. More: ARD, pioneers of hardcore punk from Brazil's heartland. Art by Johnny Imbres, Steve Timms, Karen Colville, Evaldas Gulbinas, Sergio Cannella, Edospac, and Suvad H. Enjoy music insights featuring Adam Ant, Gary Numan, Ministry, Front Line Assembly, and INSOF. More: David Armstrong Extreme Park in Louisville. Plus Fernando Carpaneda's masterpiece, "The Stations of the Cross." All this and much more in Carpazine Issue 41!